I want to be clear that the views I share here represent my own opinions on this issue. They are based on my personal research and the guidance of experts I consider to be credible and trustworthy. Ultimately, each family must make its own decisions and act in the way it believes is best.
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When you realise that having measles offers you protection from developing cancer in later life, you can understand why Pharma doesn’t want you to get it.
Measles, we’re told, is a terrifying menace. Yet it’s neither dangerous nor deadly. And when someone brings up the tragic deaths of Dallas and Tyson Shaw, the 18-month-old twins who passed away post-vaccination, remember this: it wasn’t measles that took them.
Read this to learn the real cause of their untimely death
So why, if measles itself isn’t the villain, are we told to line up obediently for rushed, potentially risky vaccinations that spark the very epidemics they claim to prevent?
Three guesses, and the first two don’t count: $$$$$.
The fear campaign isn’t about health, it’s about the product. No measles panic, no measles vaccine. Simple as that.
Even experts play their part. Ben Kasstan-Dabush of the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine insists, “Measles is extremely contagious, but can be prevented by receiving two MMR doses.” Yes measles is contagious, but given the choice, I’d take a week of measles and a lifetime of better protection than an MMR jab let alone two of them.
That’s why we used to go to measles parties when I was a kid. Better a natural childhood illness than a chemical experiment in a syringe.
What we need now is not more slogans, but a little common sense.
The marketing machine has burned out its old mantras: “safe and effective,” “vaccines don’t cause autism,” “trust the science,” “there’s a new variant.” They’ve repeated them until the words ring hollow. Rest assured, though, the PR teams are already busy spinning up the next batch of catchphrases to keep the show on the road.
Let us not forget the German Federal Supreme Court’s 2023 ruling, declaring that no hard evidence exists for the measles virus itself. None. Not a single conclusive study.
If that doesn’t make you stop and think, what will?
So what, exactly, has been injected into millions over decades? Follow the thread and the larger curtain begins to fall: the evidence for viruses in general is paper-thin. Virology starts to look less like science and more like theatre. A stage trick. A puppet show with test tubes.
Virology conjures the phantom. Vaccinology sells the cure. Together they twirl across the stage of human credulity, leaving behind a trail of profit, poison, and compliance.
Why? That’s the real question. Why construct an entire empire of invisible enemies and miracle needles?
The answer is blunt. We’re livestock. This is a farm. Fear is the cattle prod, compliance the milk yield. The more scared you are, the easier you are to herd.
Still doubtful? Tune in to Dr. Robert O. Young. https://www.facebook.com/reel/1401420324270576
Or, if you want proof of how deeply medicine misunderstands health, just sample the food they serve in many hospitals.
And it isn’t just measles. Take the “miracle” of the polio vaccine. A tale not of victory over a virus, but of shifting diagnoses, toxic exposures, and a shot that left a legacy of cancer.
Even death itself is dressed up. Patients with cancer often die – not of the disease – but of the radiation “cure”. No doctor however dares write “radiation poisoning” on the certificate if they value their career.
The Rockefeller pharmaceutical dynasty coined the language we still choke on today. “Disease,” they told us, was the enemy. In truth, it was often just the body detoxifying, cleansing, repairing, a natural process repackaged as pathology. All so they could sell us their synthetic remedies and chemical crutches.
Oh, and as for those masks, I spotted this on social media:
I’ll finish by repeating the opening sentence – When you realise that having measles offers you protection from developing cancer in later life, you can understand why Pharma doesn’t want you to get it.
Enough said!
Graeme Dinnen
PS. Earlier this week the BBC news stated that all young children in England, Wales and Northern Ireland will be offered a free chickenpox vaccine by the NHS from January next year. When I was young not only did we have Measles parties, we also went to Chickenpox parties. Someones lying like a flatfish!
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